Can Protect Foundation Organizes Free Women’s Health & Screening Camp on International Women’s Day 2025
Promoting Women’s Health Through Awareness and Action
On the occasion of International Women’s Day 2025, Can Protect Foundation, under the leadership of Dr. Sumita Prabhakar, successfully organized a Free Women’s Health & Screening Camp in collaboration with Dev Bhoomi Uttarakhand University (DBUU).
The event aimed to create awareness around Breast and Cervical Cancer, while offering essential free health services to women from nearby communities.
Key Services Offered During the Camp
Over 50 women benefited from the various free services provided at the camp, which included:
- Women’s Health Checkups
- Medical Consultations
- Screening Tests
- Breast Self-Exam Workshops
- Clinical Breast Checkups
- Pap Smear Tests
This initiative reinforces Can Protect Foundation’s ongoing commitment to women’s preventive healthcare and early detection of cancer.
Dignitaries and Special Guests
The event was honored by the presence of Smt. Ritu Khanduri, Speaker of the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly, who served as the Chief Guest. She emphasized the importance of preventive healthcare and the need for more proactive health initiatives targeting women’s wellness.
Institutional Support and Medical Leadership
Can Protect Foundation extends heartfelt thanks to Prof. (Dr.) Preeti Kothiyal, Vice Chancellor of DBU
U, for her support in hosting this event and contributing to its success.
We also express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Rekha Khanna for conducting the medical screenings and raising awareness about breast and cervical cancer. Her tireless efforts in women’s health were recognized and appreciated by all.
Thank You to Our Volunteers
We deeply appreciate the dedication and hard work of all Can Protect Foundation volunteers who made this event possible. Your commitment to women’s health continues to create meaningful impact across communities.
Towards a Healthier Tomorrow
Through such free screening camps and educational outreach, Can Protect Foundation remains steadfast in its mission to promote early detection, prevention, and accessible healthcare for women.
